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YULE FESTIVAL REVEALS WINNERS
Sammy Gee , Gloria Combs
Chosen Mr. and Miss CBC
Chosen as Mr. and Miss CBC
during last night's Yule Festival
are seniors Gloria Combs, nominated by the Freshman class and
Sammy Gee, nominated by both
the Sophomore and Freshman
class.
Both students were presented
by Master of Ceremonies Gary
Collins during dinner aboard the
S.S. Princess Louise.
Escorted by Bruce Wade,
Gloria Combs was presented a
dozen long stem roses and a
silver tray engraved with her
name and Miss CBC '71-'72.
Sammy Gee, accompanied by
Paulette Crump, was presented a
man's walnut jewelry box that has
a "lamp of learning" medallion
and his name engraved on it.
The Yule" Festival, organized
by Penny Stoner, Jeanne Williams, and Gloria Combs, featured the Archers, a Christian
rock group. The invocation was
brought by Dr. James Staples,
president ofthe college.
GLORIA COMBS
Miss CBC
After being presented, Gloria
and Sammy were seated at the
ADOPT A CHILD
Share Christmas
iSy Carmen Sandoval
Many children will be on campus tomorrow as they participate
in the annual Adopt-A-Chi Id program last year, physically handicapped children and deaf children attended the party. The experiences were unusual including
the excitement of having wheelchair races in the gym.
This year students have been
paired with regular children and
whole families of children are
being involved. C.B.C. students
could decide how many they want,
the age and the sex. The B.S.U.
then arranges the selection of
"parents" to go with children.
Students then make the initial
arrangements by phone setting up
a date and a time to meet in the
home with the parents and the
children. The purpose is to
acquaint everyone and discuss
the program, as well as have the
parents complete a permission
slip.
Each "parent" will buy a gift
for his child. The children will
attend the party in the gym at
1:30. This includes the trimming of a tree or play time,
games, sons and the giving of
the gifts. After the party the
"parents" will take the children
out to eat either at the cafeteria
or off-campus. They also can,
with the real parent's permission, take the children to the
basketball game with Southern
California College in the gym.
The children's day can last from
1:30 to 9:30. It means a lot of
satisfaction for the "parents"
involved.
Santa Brings $50
To Best Package
Santa Claus is here early this
year in the form of CBC's food
service. They are going to conduct a package wrapping contest
open to all CBC students. The
packages will be judged on the
basis of creativity, ingenuity and
beauty. The package that rates
the best in all three categories
will win for the wrapper a $50
U.S. savings bond. The package
must contain an inexpensive
child's gift. After the contest,
the gifts will be given to the
Arlington Welfare Association.
The package must be.proportional
in size to the gift.
The deadline to turn entries
in is by lunch on Dec. 14.
The winner will be announced
at the special Christmas dinner
on Dec. 14. Turn entries in to
Bill Westlake.
/'",fi>
SAMUEL LEE GEE
Mr. CBC
head table with Dr. and Mrs.
Staples, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Collins, and Dr. and Mrs. LaVern
Young, ASB advisor.
From Fresnor Gloria Combs
is presently ASB Second Vice-
President. She has been awarded
the Master Key Award and selected for "Who's Who Among
Students In American Colleges
and Universities." A former
Varsity Cheerleader, she has
been chosen Freshman Lady-in-
Waiting to the Homecoming Court,
BSU Summer Missions Director,
and Campus Queen, 1971.
Sammy Gee, from Ridgecrest,
has been in various CBC folk
groups and sung in the Chamber
Singers for two years. He has
been selected Freshman Class
Favorite and has' served three
years as Resident Assistant in
Smith Hall.
The first election of Mr. and
Miss CBC was in 1953 when the
Student Body wished to recognize
a man and a woman who best
typified the CBC student. Through
the years, the title has changed
from the 1955 Personality Fa-
vorites and 1957 Lord and Lady
to Mr. and Miss CBC, first used
in 1959. They are chosen not
only for personality, but also for
scholarship, leadership, school
spirit, and loyalty.
The other nominees for this
year were seniors Gail Gross,
nominated by the Junior class,
Jeanne Williams, nominated by
both the Senior and Sophomore
classes, Tony Wardell, nominated by the Junior class, and
Fred Womack, nominated by the
Senior class.
--
AS A CHRISTMAS PRESENT TO
THE STAFF, THE BANNER
WILL NOT BE PUBLISHED
NEXT WEEK. HAVE A MERRY
AND MEANINGFUL CHRISTMAS
AND NEW YEAR. AND DRIVE
SAFELY OVER THE HOLIDAYS.
PROSPECTIVE STUDENT DAY DRAWS CROWD -- Cal Baptist hosted 488 students for the annual
Prospective Student Day, Dec. 3. The full day's program and introduction to campus life included
guided tours, residence hall open house, free lunch, powder puff football, individual faculty conferences, library dedication ofthe Lilly Smith Study Wing, and a variefy show presented by the drama
department. Events of the day were climaxed when CBC Lancers gained a basketball victory over
Pacific Christian College, 91-54.

YULE FESTIVAL REVEALS WINNERS
Sammy Gee , Gloria Combs
Chosen Mr. and Miss CBC
Chosen as Mr. and Miss CBC
during last night's Yule Festival
are seniors Gloria Combs, nominated by the Freshman class and
Sammy Gee, nominated by both
the Sophomore and Freshman
class.
Both students were presented
by Master of Ceremonies Gary
Collins during dinner aboard the
S.S. Princess Louise.
Escorted by Bruce Wade,
Gloria Combs was presented a
dozen long stem roses and a
silver tray engraved with her
name and Miss CBC '71-'72.
Sammy Gee, accompanied by
Paulette Crump, was presented a
man's walnut jewelry box that has
a "lamp of learning" medallion
and his name engraved on it.
The Yule" Festival, organized
by Penny Stoner, Jeanne Williams, and Gloria Combs, featured the Archers, a Christian
rock group. The invocation was
brought by Dr. James Staples,
president ofthe college.
GLORIA COMBS
Miss CBC
After being presented, Gloria
and Sammy were seated at the
ADOPT A CHILD
Share Christmas
iSy Carmen Sandoval
Many children will be on campus tomorrow as they participate
in the annual Adopt-A-Chi Id program last year, physically handicapped children and deaf children attended the party. The experiences were unusual including
the excitement of having wheelchair races in the gym.
This year students have been
paired with regular children and
whole families of children are
being involved. C.B.C. students
could decide how many they want,
the age and the sex. The B.S.U.
then arranges the selection of
"parents" to go with children.
Students then make the initial
arrangements by phone setting up
a date and a time to meet in the
home with the parents and the
children. The purpose is to
acquaint everyone and discuss
the program, as well as have the
parents complete a permission
slip.
Each "parent" will buy a gift
for his child. The children will
attend the party in the gym at
1:30. This includes the trimming of a tree or play time,
games, sons and the giving of
the gifts. After the party the
"parents" will take the children
out to eat either at the cafeteria
or off-campus. They also can,
with the real parent's permission, take the children to the
basketball game with Southern
California College in the gym.
The children's day can last from
1:30 to 9:30. It means a lot of
satisfaction for the "parents"
involved.
Santa Brings $50
To Best Package
Santa Claus is here early this
year in the form of CBC's food
service. They are going to conduct a package wrapping contest
open to all CBC students. The
packages will be judged on the
basis of creativity, ingenuity and
beauty. The package that rates
the best in all three categories
will win for the wrapper a $50
U.S. savings bond. The package
must contain an inexpensive
child's gift. After the contest,
the gifts will be given to the
Arlington Welfare Association.
The package must be.proportional
in size to the gift.
The deadline to turn entries
in is by lunch on Dec. 14.
The winner will be announced
at the special Christmas dinner
on Dec. 14. Turn entries in to
Bill Westlake.
/'",fi>
SAMUEL LEE GEE
Mr. CBC
head table with Dr. and Mrs.
Staples, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Collins, and Dr. and Mrs. LaVern
Young, ASB advisor.
From Fresnor Gloria Combs
is presently ASB Second Vice-
President. She has been awarded
the Master Key Award and selected for "Who's Who Among
Students In American Colleges
and Universities." A former
Varsity Cheerleader, she has
been chosen Freshman Lady-in-
Waiting to the Homecoming Court,
BSU Summer Missions Director,
and Campus Queen, 1971.
Sammy Gee, from Ridgecrest,
has been in various CBC folk
groups and sung in the Chamber
Singers for two years. He has
been selected Freshman Class
Favorite and has' served three
years as Resident Assistant in
Smith Hall.
The first election of Mr. and
Miss CBC was in 1953 when the
Student Body wished to recognize
a man and a woman who best
typified the CBC student. Through
the years, the title has changed
from the 1955 Personality Fa-
vorites and 1957 Lord and Lady
to Mr. and Miss CBC, first used
in 1959. They are chosen not
only for personality, but also for
scholarship, leadership, school
spirit, and loyalty.
The other nominees for this
year were seniors Gail Gross,
nominated by the Junior class,
Jeanne Williams, nominated by
both the Senior and Sophomore
classes, Tony Wardell, nominated by the Junior class, and
Fred Womack, nominated by the
Senior class.
--
AS A CHRISTMAS PRESENT TO
THE STAFF, THE BANNER
WILL NOT BE PUBLISHED
NEXT WEEK. HAVE A MERRY
AND MEANINGFUL CHRISTMAS
AND NEW YEAR. AND DRIVE
SAFELY OVER THE HOLIDAYS.
PROSPECTIVE STUDENT DAY DRAWS CROWD -- Cal Baptist hosted 488 students for the annual
Prospective Student Day, Dec. 3. The full day's program and introduction to campus life included
guided tours, residence hall open house, free lunch, powder puff football, individual faculty conferences, library dedication ofthe Lilly Smith Study Wing, and a variefy show presented by the drama
department. Events of the day were climaxed when CBC Lancers gained a basketball victory over
Pacific Christian College, 91-54.